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Jeffrey Lynn was an American stage-screen actor and film producer who worked primarily through the Golden Age of Hollywood establishing himself as one of the premier talents of his time. Throughout his acting career, both on stage and in film, he was typecast as "the attractive, reliable love interest of the heroine," or "the tall, stalwart hero."
Birth Name
Ragnar Godfrey Lind
Born
Tuesday, 16 February 1909
Died
Friday, 24 November 1995
Actor Filmography
| Title | Character | Year |
|---|
| Midnight Caller | Ambrose McGee | 1988 |
| The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind | Self / (archive footage) | 1988 |
| Murder, She Wrote | Sam Wilson | 1984 |
| Forbidden Love | Dr. Brinkley | 1982 |
| James Cagney: That Yankee Doodle Dandy | (archive footage) | 1981 |
| Simon & Simon | Perkins Oliphant | 1981 |
| Knots Landing | Mr. Ahern | 1979 |
| Barnaby Jones | Jack | 1973 |
| The Bold Ones: The New Doctors | Thomas Cleary | 1969 |
| Tony Rome | Adam Boyd | 1967 |
Actor Filmography
| Title | Character | Year |
|---|
| Midnight Caller | Ambrose McGee | 1988 |
| The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind | Self / (archive footage) | 1988 |
| Murder, She Wrote | Sam Wilson | 1984 |
| Forbidden Love | Dr. Brinkley | 1982 |
| James Cagney: That Yankee Doodle Dandy | (archive footage) | 1981 |
| Simon & Simon | Perkins Oliphant | 1981 |
| Knots Landing | Mr. Ahern | 1979 |
| Barnaby Jones | Jack | 1973 |
| The Bold Ones: The New Doctors | Thomas Cleary | 1969 |
| Tony Rome | Adam Boyd | 1967 |
| Ironside | Prof. Halstead | 1967 |
| BUtterfield 8 | Bingham Smith | 1960 |
| Play of the Week | George Wilson | 1959 |
| Lost Lagoon | Charlie Walker | 1957 |
| Star Stage | Self - Host | 1955 |
| The Elgin Hour | Jackson | 1954 |
| Doorway to Suspicion | Paul Stapleton | 1954 |
| The United States Steel Hour | David Carpenter | 1953 |
| Main Street to Broadway | Jeffrey Lynn - First Nighter | 1953 |
| My Son Jeep | Doctor Robert Allison | 1953 |
| Checkmate | 1953 | |
| Goodyear Playhouse | 1951 | |
| Wonderful Town, U.S.A. | Self | 1951 |
| Home Town Story | Blake Washburn | 1951 |
| Up Front | Capt. Ralph Johnson | 1951 |
| Lux Video Theatre | Tom, Seth Warner, Ralph Caswell | 1950 |
| Penthouse Party | Self | 1950 |
| Your Show of Shows | Self - Guest Performer | 1950 |
| Captain China | Capt. George Brendensen | 1950 |
| What's My Line? | Mystery Guest | 1950 |
| Strange Bargain | Sam Wilson | 1949 |
| A Letter to Three Wives | Bradford 'Brad' Bishop / Brad Bishop | 1949 |
| Suspense | John Bantreagh, Don Ashley | 1949 |
| Whiplash | Dr. Arnold Vincent | 1948 |
| Studio One | Art Hugenon | 1948 |
| Repertory Theatre | 1948 | |
| For the Love of Mary | Phillip Manning | 1948 |
| Black Bart | Lance Hardeen | 1948 |
| Breakdowns of 1942 | Self | 1942 |
| The Body Disappears | Peter DeHaven | 1941 |
| Law of the Tropics | Jim Conwoy | 1941 |
| Underground | Kurt Franken | 1941 |
| Million Dollar Baby | James Amory | 1941 |
| Flight from Destiny | Michael Farroway | 1941 |
| Four Mothers | Felix Deitz | 1941 |
| Money and the Woman | Dave Bennett (Bennet in Newspaper Story) / Dave Bennett | 1940 |
| My Love Came Back | Tony Baldwin | 1940 |
| All This, and Heaven Too | Henry Martyn Field | 1940 |
| It All Came True | Tommy Taylor | 1940 |
| The Fighting 69th | Joyce Kilmer | 1940 |
| A Child Is Born | Jed Sutton | 1940 |
| Four Wives | Felix Dietz | 1939 |
| The Roaring Twenties | Lloyd Hart | 1939 |
| Espionage Agent | Lowell Warrington | 1939 |
| Daughters Courageous | John S. 'Johnny' Heming / Johnny Heming | 1939 |
| Yes, My Darling Daughter | Douglas Hall | 1939 |
| Four Daughters | Felix Deitz | 1938 |
| Cowboy from Brooklyn | Chronicle Reporter | 1938 |
| When Were You Born | Reporter Davis (Gemini) / Davis | 1938 |
| Out Where the Stars Begin | The Makeup Artist / Makeup Artist | 1938 |
